AB InBev will offer most SABMiller shareholders $67.59 per share for the maker of Miller Lite, Pilsner Urquell and Peroni, a premium of roughly 50% over the share price before acquisition rumors ...

Earlier last week, AB InBev, the maker of Budweiser, increased its cash offer for SABMiller to $59.3 per share to appease those smaller shareholders. Receive Daily Headlines FREESign up today!

That means the new AB InBev SABMiller megabrewer won't increase its U.S. market share — though it remains at roughly 45 percent.

So far, SABMiller has played hard to get. The brewer rejected three previous offers from AB InBev, at $58, $61 and $64.70 per share, saying they “very substantially undervalued” the company.

SABMiller’s board unanimously recommended Anheuser-Busch InBev’s improved $104 billion takeover offer, paving the way for the biggest acquisition in the history of the beer industry and ...

The SABMiller combination was always going to be about the growth prospects in emerging markets, especially Africa, where AB InBev has no meaningful presence. Disclosure: No positions.

Speculation that Anheuser-Busch InBev might buy rival brewer SABMiller resurfaced Wednesday as analysts debated whether 3G Capital Partners’ purchase of Kraft might affect a potential deal. Some ...

SABMiller should benefit from higher sales in hosts South Africa, where it has an 89 percent share of the market, while AB InBev stands to profit from its first World Cup sponsorship since its ...

Richmond-based Altria Group said Wednesday it supports Anheuser-Busch InBev’s plans to buy SABMiller plc for $107 billion. The transaction would create the largest beer company in the world. Altria, ...

After repeated rejections to its lower proposals, AB InBev said on Tuesday it was willing to pay 44 pounds in cash per SABMiller share, with an alternative for cash and shares set at a discount ...

Anheuser-Busch InBev NV submitted its formal offer to buy SABMiller Plc for about $107 billion, ending a month of intense negotiations to seal the biggest deal in United Kingdom history.